State Assemblymember honors Milpitas's unsung heroes
Briefly

On April 11, several community leaders from Milpitas were honored as Unsung Heroes by Assemblymember Alex Lee during a ceremony in Fremont. Each honoree exemplified dedication to improving the local area. Notable figures include Shelly Jones, who launched Troop 2170 for girls to join Scouts and undertake beautification projects, and Sudhir Mandal, whose work on planning commissions has enhanced community sustainability. Volunteer Hasmukh Patel supports the Jain Center while Rhoda and Eric Shapiro lead The Milpitas Beat, a local news outlet fostering community engagement. Mark Varner's leadership at the Sunday Mobile Service Center further showcases local commitment to service.
Shelly Jones has played a pivotal role in launching Troop 2170, empowering girls in Milpitas to participate in Scouts, thereby promoting community initiatives like landscaping and toy drives.
Sudhir Mandal’s leadership on planning commissions has transformed Milpitas, focusing on safety, sustainability, and local beautification, thus enhancing community life through various projects.
Hasmukh Patel’s volunteering at the Jain Center showcases his dedication, where he facilitates meal preparation for hundreds, contributing significantly to the community gatherings across the Bay Area.
The Milpitas Beat, led by Rhoda and Eric Shapiro, serves as an essential platform for local news, keeping the residents of Milpitas well-informed and engaged.
Read at The Mercury News
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